"106 & Park," the stage that elevated hip hop
By Antonio Cooper ‘106 & Park’ innovatively captured and propelled Black culture in a way that cemented the show in history as a cultural cornerstone. Enrichment needs perspective.Already Rich Fam? Sign inClick Here to…
Addressing The Grammy's race issue
By Antonio Cooper The Grammys, one of the most iconic, distinguishable, and talked-about award shows of all time, has remained the testament of music high-snobbery for well over 50 years, however, it’s time to…
How women took over hip-hop
There is something special about the women-led revolution in hip-hop we are experiencing (2021). By Antonio Cooper Throughout the genre’s existence, hip-hop has always centered on the art of anecdote recital, its artistic…
Reimagine liberation
By Shayler Richmond Social media hasn’t always been the safest place to be angry, sad, or grieve, but the happenings of 2020 have exacerbated all of America’s inequities, simultaneously coronavirus has pushed much…
Poetry short film advocates for justice on behalf of Breonna Taylor
By Shayler Richmond Black, 28-year-old, Queer-artist W.J. Lofton wrote and creative directed, “We Ask for Fire” a poetry short film that eloquently provides context for America’s racial unrest by articulating the truth — Breonna Taylor…
Never-ending list of Black podcasts #NELBP
By TRF We are continuing to build community by highlighting Black storytellers with a Never-Ending List of Independent Black Podcasts #NELBP. Use this hashtag #NELBP Enrichment needs perspective.Already Rich Fam? Sign inClick Here to…
‘Black is King,’ shows us why Blackness reigns.
By Shayler Richmond Black is King, is a work of art; Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter continues to shape how Black people see our world. Black is King, created space for more people to love, value, and…
Never-ending list of Black authors #NELBA
By TRF We are continuing to build community by highlighting Black storytellers with a Never-Ending List of Independent Black Authors #NELBA. Use this hashtag #NELBA Enrichment needs perspective.Already Rich Fam? Sign inClick Here to subscribe…
Two women showcase Motown Detroit is "Showing Up Showing Out”
By Shayler Richmond Imani Mixon (left) and Margot Bowman (right) photo by Xavier Cuevas “Showing Up Showing Out: a film about the past, present and future of Motown,” presented through the collaboration of Carhartt WIP,…
